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I've been
increasingly dissatisfied with the term "capitalism". It
seems to suggest that capital is more important than people, and in a sense,
under our current form of capitalism, it is. But people should have
more rights than money itself. And people are more important than
monetary growth. The problem with monetary growth, purely for the sake
of growth, is that monetary growth is inherently limited by the natural
upper limits on growth, which are probably not much more than about 2.5% per
year. After all, if you could grow faster than that rate, you could
grow an ounce of gold into all the gold in the world over 6000 years, which
would completely negate the usefulness of money if one person had it
all. Money is useful only if it is distributed or capable of being
distributed among the people in ways that enable and facilitate commerce.

By the phrase "people should have more rights than money", I mean
to say that people's rights to property are far more important than a
banker's right to collect usury at rates of 6% from the nations of the world
through money lending, which can only result in the destruction of property
rights and the enslavement of the people of the world, which is contrary to
property rights, contrary to freedom, and contrary to what capitalism should
be. To find a balance in this area, I have turned to the study of what
the Bible has to say about money, and usury. Some of my best
essays on these topics can be found here, at this link of essays on the topic
of "Biblical Capitalism":

These days, a consensus seems to be developing among many of the key analysts
that have been accurately understanding and
predicting why silver and gold will move up in price.

The consensus is that gold and silver prices, having been limited in
recent months, are ready to explode or move upwards again. It always
moves in cycles, and the next big cycle movement is probably up.

In fact, silver has been moving up strongly over the last three days, and
this could be the start of another run that could take silver to well beyond
$50/oz. to perhaps $75/oz. this next time over the next 6 months to a year.

The biggest reason why I think silver and gold will continue to move up in
price for over the next decade is that the nations of the world are printing
money at rates of about 15% to 20% per year. These rates are
unsustainable, and will result in a collapse of the values of paper money,
which can only mean exponentially higher rates of growth in the values of
silver and gold which will probably continue to go up at rates of about
30-50% per year, or even faster.

Now is a great time to buy silver and gold. We through the JH MINT, www.jhmint.com can
handle your orders.

Jason Hommel of silverstockreport.com has written over 100 articles on why people should buy gold, and especially silver bullion and silver stocks. His free silver stock report covers more companies than any other.
Jason received a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Colorado at Boulder. An adept biblical scholar, he has also written 100's of articles on theology. Aged 34, he lives in Penn Valley, CA.
In response to requests for stock tips, Jason, while not giving out investment advice, offers a "look at his portfolio", which shows his top investments by rank, updated monthly.

Hari Rama Hari Krishna. The last Hare Krishna person I saw and had a chat with was in Bangalore 1974. He was a lost soul from Canada and he was endeavouring to give people Back to Godhead magazines, with alas no takers,at least while I was watching and t Read more

Hari Rama Hari Krishna.The last Hare Krishna person I saw and had a chat with was in Bangalore 1974. He was a lost soul from Canada and he was endeavouring to give people Back to Godhead magazines, with alas no takers,at least while I was watching and talking. I travelled all over India for 18 months and he was the only HK I ever saw there.I saw a lot of very sick Westerners there looking for something, just as I see a lot of confused westerners and others looking for something in a church or a Bible or a Koran or hotel whatever.I hope they find peace and solace.I believe the teachings of Jesus are wonderful and the world would be infinitely a better place if we all lived by them.However i will not be reading any of JH'S "best essays" on biblical capitalism because if they are anything like the confusion shown in his first two paragraphs above it would be a real waste of time.

Hare Krishna. Mr. Hommel has expressed vital "contrarian" philosophy to the market norms; people have more rights to life than others have a right to take everything for themsleves without consideration of others. He is absolutely correct on this and I back him up 100%. In Vedic culture, anyone making excessive profits was subject to beheading by the King. Nowadays, the "King" robs the people to overfill his coffers without consideration of the sufferings of others, then says, "well if they're so stupid, they deserved it, etc" ; it is the opposite of a Krsna or God-conscious economics.